Assessment of Conservation and Inquiry Skills

The video tutorial provides an overview of an assessment task related to a depth study following a trip to Taronga Zoo. It outlines the task's components, including knowledge and understanding, working scientifically, research and inquiry, data collection and analysis, creative solutions, and digital campaign design. The teacher emphasizes the importance of developing focused inquiry questions, using valid resources, and creating practical conservation solutions. Submission guidelines and marking criteria are also discussed, with encouragement for students to engage creatively and effectively.

What percentage of the overall grade is the new assessment task worth?

• 10%

• 25%

• 20%

• 15%

In the knowledge and understanding section, what is the primary focus?

• Mathematical calculations

• Ecosystems and species

• Historical events

• Technological advancements

What should be the nature of the inquiry question for the conservation initiative?

• Complex and lengthy

• Vague and unclear

• Focused and specific

• Broad and general

How many resources must be assessed for validity and reliability?

• Three

• Four

• Six

• Five

What type of data should be selected to understand the current state of the problem?

• Both qualitative and quantitative

• Only quantitative

• Neither

• Only qualitative

What is an example of a creative and practical solution mentioned in the video?

• Building new zoos

• Mobile phone recycling

• Planting more trees

• Creating new laws

What is the purpose of the digital advertising campaign?

• To inform young adults about conservation

• To promote a new app

• To sell products

• To entertain

What is the maximum word count for the printed report?

• 2,500 words

• 3,000 words

• 2,000 words

• 1,500 words

What is emphasized more in the marking criteria?

• Length of the report

• Problem-solving and communication

• Referencing and validity

• Grammar and spelling

What should students do if they have further questions about the task?

• Search online

• Ask a friend

• Email the teacher

• Wait until the next class